Mashable - Facebook still has a long way to go when it comes to instilling trust in consumers, according to a new study that shows only 26% believe storefronts on the social network are safe against fraud.
The online survey, conducted by ThreatMetrix and The Ponemon Institute of a pool of 800 consumers this fall, revealed that 53% of consumers do not believe Facebook storefronts are committed to protecting them against fraudsters. Another 23% were unsure.
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Internet Only 26% of Consumers Think Facebook Storefronts Secure Against Fraud [STUDY]
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Internet Only 26% of Consumers Think Facebook Storefronts Secure Against Fraud [STUDY]
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